Regulation in Emergency

Regulation during disaster/emergency

Tyler Tech podcast with CLEAR board member Ronne Hines

Posted In: Regulation in Emergency, Technology, Workforce/Access Shortage,

Dec 7

From the Tyler Tech Podcast: "From the great resignation to COVID to the aging of today's worker, there are many contributing factors to the...

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How can we reduce record levels of health care burnout and distress?

Posted In: Health of Practitioner, Premier Tech Partner, Regulation in Emergency,

Nov 2

CLEAR thanks our premier technology partner, Thentia, for contributing to CLEAR Regulatory News. The guest post below is provided by...

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Study on physician burnout during pandemic

Posted In: Regulation in Emergency, Reports on Professions,

Sep 28

A survey conducted by the American Medical Association and research partners has found that almost 63% of US physicians had at least one...

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Update: pushback on charges against Vermont pharmacies

Posted In: Compliance & Discipline, Facilities Regulation, Regulation in Emergency, Workforce/Access Shortage,

Aug 31

In June, the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation filed charges against Walgreens pharmacies, alleging that staffing shortages and unplanned...

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Public Health Wales report on nurse and midwife health and wellbeing

Posted In: Health of Practitioner, Regulation in Emergency,

Aug 10

Public Health Wales conducted a survey in August 2021 assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health and wellbeing of nurses, midwives...

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Iowa Board of Pharmacy amends technician supervision

Posted In: Regulation in Emergency, Scope of Practice,

Aug 10

As a continuation of practices initiated during the pandemic public health emergency, the Iowa Board of Pharmacy has adopted rules allowing a...

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FSMB updates medical misinformation policy

Posted In: Compliance & Discipline, Regulation in Emergency, Social Media&Regulation, Standards of Practice,

May 25

The Federation of State Medical Boards has updated its "Professional Expectations Regarding Medical Misinformation and Disinformation." In July...

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Pennsylvania expiring licensing waivers

Posted In: Regulation in Emergency,

May 4

The Pennsylvania Department of State has announced that all licensing waivers enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic will expire by June 30, lacking...

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Ontario: Law Society cancels online exams

Posted In: Examination Issues, Regulation in Emergency,

Apr 20

The Law Society of Ontario has changes its scheduled June online examinations to July in-person examinations. An investigation is ongoing into...

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North Carolina: COVID licensure provisions extended

Posted In: Regulation in Emergency, Workforce/Access Shortage,

Apr 7

The governor of North Carolina has issued an executive order to allow licensing boards to continue to modify or waive requirements to allow...

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North Carolina: pharmacists can report working conditions to board

Posted In: Facilities Regulation, Health of Practitioner, Regulation in Emergency,

Mar 30

Recent reports have highlighted challenges for pharmacists working at understaffed facilities and facing higher demand for services during the...

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Research: professional regulation and pandemic response - international comparison

Posted In: Regulation by Country, Regulation in Emergency, Research,

Feb 23

A new research paper considers whether "some nations may have been better positioned" to implement needed regulatory policy change during the...

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